Sentence examples for chronologically younger from inspiring English sources

Collaborations with the likes of Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato – "these chronologically younger, talented creatures," Morissette calls them – have introduced her to younger audiences.

Well, I did feel old particularly when I started comparing myself to the chronologically younger and remembering things that included white tennis balls, telephone party-lines and Fox's soda fountain after school.

Non-vernalized plants were chronologically younger than vernalized plants but considered to be at the same developmental stage as determined by the number of fully expanded leaves at apex harvest.

They provide evidence that the chronologically younger HSCs produce considerable amounts of SDF-1, which stimulates these cells into cycle, and this may reflect the need for HSCs proliferation or self-renewal during periods of rapid body growth.

This revolution is not just about the chronologically young.

Don't be fooled by the fact that a majority of gun shooters and victims are, chronologically, young adults (although many are still in their teens).

Our analysis reveals that signaling pathway activation states in cells derived from chronologically young patients with HGPS strongly resemble cells taken from normal middle-aged and old individuals.

Strikingly, this analysis reveals that signaling activation pathways in cells derived from chronologically young patients with HGPS more strongly resemble cells taken from normal middle-aged and old individuals rather than cells taken from young individuals.

Moreover, studies in yeast demonstrated that caloric restriction (CR) and rapamycin, the potent dietary and pharmacological anti-aging interventions (respectively), increase mitochondrial respiration, membrane potential and ROS production in chronologically "young" cells [ 9, 13, 39, 41, 42, 47].

"What happened was — and I think it happens to women like me a lot — is that I was chronologically too young for everything I was right for," Ms. Taylor said in a recent interview in the quiet Zen-garden backyard of her Hollywood home, wearing a spattered T-shirt, jeans and flip-flops, more casual and relaxed than her best-known characters would ever be.

[Text, Page A24.] It fell to the children to read the victims' names -- children as young as 7, children as old as 35, children who were two years younger chronologically and far younger emotionally on the morning their worlds changed.